Please, I just need some help whether there is any point trying to do something / whether there are cases where the decision has been changed or is this is really the end. If you are lazy but have an idea about the above , please just answer I need any kind of advice, no need to read my whole story.
If anyone wonders here is the story:
I have been rejected for MSc in Pure Mathematics at Imperial and when asked for feedback- I have been told that my background in mathematics was not as suitable as other candidates. Which would be totally legit reason if one considered what I have done in year 1 and two only.
Currently doing MORSE at Warwick and not straight maths and in year 3 there are no compulsory modules at all. The major mathematics I was missing I did in year three and I indicated in my personal statement what modules exactly I am doing this year.
I chose all my modules accordingly in year 3 to prepare myself for straight maths MSc which meant I only did not do 2 of all core modules if I were on straight maths course and those two honestly the least important ones... Of course on top of that I did lots of stats, probability theory and several third year maths modules.
I may be very wrong assuming I had good chances of receiving offer but it just feels that the selectors did not even bother reading my personal statement to see that I did more mathematics in total than people on straight maths would be required to do at Warwick. Could for instance providing an official letter from the department stating the modules I am signed up for change something?
Before Xmas went to Postgrad open day and the course director ( which changed a few months later) told me that I definitely should be getting an offer despite me doing MORSE etc etc..I got first in second year, only just but still- I understand that I am not guaranteed an offer and that my mark is not outstanding but I really had high hopes. If I was told that my CV is poor or the purpose of study is unclear- I would just shut up...
On top of that Imperial gave me the same ID that was used three years ago when I applied for undergraduate course and the new MSc course director is the same person who rejected me three years ago ( he was an undergraduate admissions tutor back then ) ... T_T